Someone posted that honey unheated assumes the ambient temperature of the  
hive.  Has anyone tested to see if honey helps to moderate the high and low  
temperatures by slowing down the temperature swings?  Hence, the inside of  
the hive would not assume a low ambient temperature at night as quickly  
from the heat of the day which means not as much honey would be required  to  
heat the cluster.
 
Dave M.

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